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Duck. Dash!

More than 3,000 happy yellow rubber ducks were released into Farmers Creek at Cramton Park in Lapeer for the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer’s 8th annual Rubber Duck Dash on Saturday (Sept. 12). Families enjoyed an exciting duck race, carnival-style games and sweet treats at the park. See…

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Lapeer High School announces homecoming representatives

LAPEER — Lapeer High School (LHS) will crown its homecoming king and queen on Friday, Sept. 18 during halftime of the LHS varsity football game. Homecoming king and queen candidates were named on Sept. 11, and student voting for king and queen concluded today (Sept. 16). Class…

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Dryden High School homecoming is this weekend

DRYDEN — Dryden High School will host its homecoming festivities this week, which will culminate with the crowning of the 2026 homecoming king and queen on Friday (Sept. 18) and the high school dance on Saturday, Sept. 19. The king and queen will be announced during halftime of…

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Lapeer officials discuss master plan, survey results to guide future of city

LAPEER — Nearly 20 members of the various Lapeer commissions and authorities met Monday evening (Sept. 14) at the Lapeer Community Center in a joint meeting designed to foster dialogue and get officials on the same page related to input to update the city’s master plan. Several…

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Mayfield Twp. hangar fire still under investigation

MAYFIELD TWP. — Fire investigators are still working to determine what caused a Labor Day fire that destroyed four planes at DuPont-Lapeer Airport on Roods Lake Road in Mayfield Township. On Monday evening (Sept. 14), Mayfield Township Supervisor Dan Engelman told the township…

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Sheriff office’s Explorer program introduces young adults to law enforcement careers

LAPEER — Deciding what to choose as a career path can be difficult, especially when you don’t really know what to expect from a certain field. For local high school and college students who think they might be interested in law enforcement or another public safety career, The…

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LAPEER POLICE DEPARTMENT INCIDENTS

Lapeer Police Dept. Incidents are compiled from reports over the last several days TUESDAYWhen: 4:21 a.m.Where: N. Main StreetIncident: Medical assistWhen: 5:13 a.m.Where: Bentley StreetIncident: SuspiciouscircumstancesMONDAYWhen: 11:53 a.m.Where: Perkins ParkIncident: Area…

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ALMONT POLICE DEPT. INCIDENT REPORT

Weekly report from the Almont Police Dept. ALMONT — The Almont Police Dept. responded to 95 calls for service in the Village of Almont and Almont Township during the week of Sept. 7-13. The response calls included:• Traffic stops — 32 stops with two citations issued• Traffic…

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IMLAY CITY POLICE DEPT. INCIDENTS

Recent reports from the Imlay City Police Dept. Sept. 13• N. Cedar and E. Third streets — Trafficstop• S. Cedar Street — Customer trouble• S. Cedar Street — Citizen assist• Main Street — Property check• S. Almont Avenue and Newark Road —Traffic stop• N. Blacks Corners Road and W.…

The County Press Published September 13

GARAGE SALE

Thurs-Sun, 9/10-9/13, 9-6pm. 1607 E. Burnside Road, North Branch. Baby, 3T, Teen, Clothes, Misc., Household. TUPPERWARE Consultant Sale. Thurs-Sun, Sept. 10-13, 9:30am-6pm, 4965 Herd Rd., Metamora. 810-797-4945. The post GARAGE SALE first appeared on The County Press .

The County Press Published September 13

ANNOUNCEMENTS

ALWAYS CASH FOR JUNK CARS, We Pay The Most. Call Russ At 810-423-6191. The post ANNOUNCEMENTS first appeared on The County Press .

The County Press Published September 13

PETS

Chiweenie Puppies. 11 weeks. Shots up-to-date. $600. Call 810-853-5299. The post PETS first appeared on The County Press .

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